Every afternoon you walk by the school cafeteria and buy a can of pop from the vending machine. you know that pop is not good for you, but buying it is a tough habit to break. suppose that you start walking a different route so you don’t pass the vending machines. what have you changed to try to break your habit?

The correct answer for the situation in which you don’t pass the vending machines to try to brak your habit because everytime you pass close to them you buy a pop. Is:

Explanation:

a -- your risk factors. This is a tempting question but is wrong because reducing your risk factor would remove the machines. But because you can't you do something else.

b -- your support system. It is wrong because the support system definition depends on the social circles you live in and in this case nobody helped you to make the decision.

c -- your environment. This is the correct answer because You don't take the machines away, but instead, put yourself in another environment in which they are not present. So you controlled your environment, not your risk actors. Because they are in your past environment but not in the new. So this is a very difficult question but logic always finds it's ways.

d -- your intensity level. This is also incorrect because intensity would only mean that you don't pass close to the machines as often as you used to. Instead, you don't pass close to them anymore.

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youll get beat if you dont listen to the older parental figures rules